RW Forsyth's Department Store, Gordon Street, Glasgow (1896 and 1906) RW Forsyth's Department Store, Princes Street, Edinburgh (1906) Broomhill Trinity Congregational Church, Broomhill, Glasgow (1907) Kodak, Kingsway, London(1909) General Accident Assurance, Aldwych, London (1909) Restoration of Duart Castle, Isle of Mull (1911) Wallace Scott Tailoring Institute, Cathcart, Glasgow (1913) Royal Institute of Chemistry, London (1914) Lancashire Landing Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery (1915) Balliol College Chapel, Oxford (1916) Selfridges Department Store, London (1919) Glasgow University Zoology Building (1922) War memorials at Gallipoli, and Jerusalem Glasgow Cenotaph in George Square, Glasgow (1924) Hunter Memorial, University of Glasgow (1924) Adelaide House, London Bridge Approach, London (1925) Daily Telegraph Building, Fleet Street, London (1925) North British & Mercantile Assurance, 200 St Vincent Street, Glasgow (1925) Lloyds Bank, Lombard Street, London (1927) Sydney Harbour Bridge, (1929) University of Glasgow Memorial Chapel (1929) Unilever House, Blackfriars, London (1930–33, with James Lomax-Simpson) Other work has been destroyed or demolished, including: McGeoch's, West Campbell Street, Glasgow (1904) Kelvinside railway station, Kelvinside, Glasgow (1896) Alhambra Theatre, 41 Waterloo Street, Glasgow (1910) Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Yorkhill, Glasgow (1911) Port Tewfik War Memorial, Suez, Egypt Wemyss Bay Episcopal Church (1880, demolished 1970) Burnet's unsuccessful competition designs for prominent building projects included: Glasgow Municipal Buildings (1880) Usher Hall, Edinburgh (1909) Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum (1891) Glasgow School of Art (1896) References External links Sir John James Burnet – biography on Dictionary of Scottish Architects Brief history of John Burnet & Sons practice Portrait of architect and elevation of Burnet's bank in Ingram Street 1857 births 1938 deaths 19th-century Scottish architects 20th-century Scottish architects Architects from Glasgow People educated at Hyndland Secondary School British alumni of the École des Beaux-Arts Burials at Warriston Cemetery Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Fellows of the Royal Institute of British Architects Associates of the Royal Institute of British Architects Knights Bachelor Baroque Revival architects British neoclassical architects Recipients of the Royal Gold Medal Royal Scottish Academicians Royal Academicians Scottish knights Commonwealth War Graves Commission Modernist architects from Scotland